Throughout the day my Favia sends out long clear tentacles that get really long and the whole piece becomes covered in it. The entire coral measures 7 inches x 5 inches with a half oval dome shape, so you can imagine how many tentacles there are. I was wondering what these tentacles could be looking for? I understand part of it is his defense mechanism by making sure other corals don't get to close. I'm sure he's also looking for food and was wondering what is the ideal thing to feed him. Thanks for your help!!!
What are my favias' tentacles looking for?
- Thread starter CaptainReefer
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- Location
- Bergen County, NJ
Food!!! Is what they are looking for!
- Location
- Copiague, NY
cyclopeeze or frozen mysis
- Location
- Staten Island
+1, but i put a cover over them so my hermits don't steal their dinner
- Location
- Staten Island ny
Marineland makes a good gel food called marine blend i think, and i drop it onto my koralia and it shreds it up fine enough to feed all the creatures in any tank , and the fish love it as well.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
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